“Loco” is a new spanish song by Neton Vega, released on Neton Vega’s official YouTube channel. The track is written by Neton Vega and produced by Neton Vega, L Prince, Josefat Chavez, and Nick Calleros. From the album Mi Vida Mi Muerte, “Loco” offers a lively and carefree vibe, blending reggaeton rhythms with a raw and playful narrative. The song explores themes of freedom, emotional detachment, and the chaotic yet exhilarating experience of living in the moment.
The song’s lyrics depict Neton Vega navigating a tumultuous and carefree lifestyle. He talks about romantic entanglements, personal freedom, and the excitement of living without constraints. The song’s central theme revolves around uncommitted relationships and a celebratory mindset, where the protagonist embraces the chaos of the present, often marked by intoxication and fleeting connections. His detached yet self-assured demeanor underscores the rebellious tone of the song, adding layers of confidence and spontaneity to his carefree attitude.
Loco Details
| Song | Loco |
|---|---|
| Album | Mi Vida Mi Muerte (English Translation) |
| Artists | Neton Vega |
| Written By | Neton Vega |
| Produced By | Neton Vega, L Prince, Josefat Chavez & Nick Calleros |
| Label | Neton Vega |
| Language | Spanish |
| Released Date | Dec 19, 2024 |
Loco (English Translation) Lyrics
[Proverb]
Hey, cholo, I’m not wrong
If I put together a reggaeton, I’ll bounce that ass
Turn it on, dude, I’ve got one for sure
The little I know was taught to me by the sensei
Hey, cholo, I’m not wrong
If I put together a reggaeton, I’ll bounce that ass
Turn it on, dude, I’ve got one for sure
The little I know was taught to me by the sensei
[Verse]
Mamacita, let me try a little again
I suddenly fall for her, I’m the one who suffocated her
My mother-in-law didn’t like me, frankly, I don’t either
They told the lady that I was smoking fogo
And even though we’re nothing anymore, but if she wants, I’ll touch her
She comes out wearing sneakers with her short dress
They say that I never change, that I have red eyes
I take out a car bomb and the smoke comes out of the [Pre-Chorus]
And no, and no, don’t tell me no
If I know well, I know well that you like me
And no, and no, don’t tell me no
If I know well, I know well that you like me
[Chorus]
Your friend told me that you have a broken heart
Since I’ve been free I’ve been having a really crazy time
Melday, I don’t need your fucks
They lent me others and again I’m really crazy
Your friend told me that you have a broken heart
Since I’ve been free I’ve been having a really crazy time
Melday, I don’t need your fucks
They lent me others and again I’m really crazy
[Post-Chorus]
If you call me, you already know that I steal from you
As always, you already know that I’m alone
If you call me, you already know that I steal from you
As always, you already know that I’m alone
[Chorus]
Your friend told me that you have a broken heart
Since I’ve been free I’ve been having a really crazy time
Melday, I don’t need your fucks powder’
They lent me others and I’m really crazy again
Your friend told me that you have a broken heart
Since I’ve been free I’ve been really crazy
Melday, I don’t need your powder’
They lent me others and I’m really crazy again
[Post-Chorus]
If you call me, you already know that I’m stealing from you
As always, you already know that I’m alone
If you call me, you already know that I’m stealing from you
As always, you already know that I’m alone
[Outro]
(You already know that I’m alone)
(Your friend told me that you have a broken heart)
(Since I’ve been free I’ve been really crazy)
(Melday, I don’t need your powder’)
(They lent me others and I’m really crazy again)
(Powder’)
(They lent me others and I’m really crazy again)
Loco Meaning
[Proverb]
The proverb section serves as an introduction to the song’s carefree, confident tone. Neton Vega speaks directly to someone, asserting that he’s certain of his ability to create a reggaeton hit and make things happen. The mention of “the little I know was taught to me by the sensei” hints at learning from experience and mentors, while the repetition emphasizes his self-assuredness in his craft and lifestyle.
[Verse]
In this verse, Neton Vega reflects on a past relationship, describing the ups and downs of his interactions with a woman. He acknowledges being the one to “suffocate” her emotionally and mentions the disapproval of his mother-in-law, adding a touch of humor and tension to the narrative. Despite no longer being involved with the woman, he hints at his lingering attraction and willingness to rekindle things, underscoring his unapologetic approach to relationships and life in general. The mention of “smoking fogo” and “red eyes” adds a rebellious, almost reckless element to his persona, reinforcing the theme of living in the moment.
[Pre-Chorus]
The pre-chorus illustrates Neton Vega’s confident and playful demeanor. He challenges the woman’s resistance, claiming to know that she likes him despite any denials. This section emphasizes his self-assurance and his ability to navigate romantic encounters with ease, suggesting that he’s used to getting what he wants and knows how to play the game.
[Chorus]
The chorus reveals Neton Vega’s carefree attitude toward relationships and emotions. He references a friend’s gossip about the woman’s broken heart, only to quickly shift focus to his own freedom and wild behavior. The use of “really crazy” indicates that since becoming single, he’s been embracing a chaotic, thrill-seeking lifestyle. He also mentions not needing the woman’s “fucks powder,” a reference to substance use, indicating his preference for the unpredictable and spontaneous over emotional attachment.
[Post-Chorus]
In the post-chorus, Neton Vega reiterates his aloofness and self-reliance, suggesting that if the woman calls him, he’s willing to “steal” from her — a metaphor for taking advantage of the situation without attachment. This line reinforces his detached, independent nature, as he remains uncommitted and uninterested in emotional baggage.
[Chorus]
The second chorus repeats the same themes, with Neton Vega again emphasizing his newfound freedom and chaotic lifestyle. The repetition of the line “I’m really crazy again” highlights his return to a state of uninhibited indulgence, reveling in his independence and the thrill of living without boundaries.
[Post-Chorus]
The post-chorus is repeated once more, further emphasizing Neton Vega’s refusal to be tied down emotionally. His repeated assertion that he’s “alone” serves as a declaration of his unbothered state and reinforces the idea that he is in control of his own narrative.
[Outro]
The outro repeats key phrases from earlier in the song, creating a cyclical and hypnotic effect. This repetition reinforces the central themes of emotional detachment, freedom, and chaos, leaving the listener with a lingering sense of the protagonist’s wild, unpredictable energy.
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The "Loco" song is sung by Neton Vega.
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The "Loco" song by Neton Vega was produced by Neton Vega, L Prince, Josefat Chavez & Nick Calleros.
Neton Vega released "Loco" song on Dec 19, 2024.
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